Ruben Lellouche
Third-year Computer Science student. I build software, bring people together, and travel with a camera.
Projects
Code on GitHub, each with a README that explains how it works.
Photography
Cities, streets, food and nights out, shot on my travels.
Landscapes
Sea, mountains and snow.
Sports
The sports that keep me balanced between exam sessions.
About me
I'm Ruben, a Belgian student from Brussels, now studying Computer Science at EPFL and curious about how technology changes the way we live, work and connect.
At school I like the parts where theory turns into something that runs: algorithms, computer systems and machine learning. I have built projects like a Swiss public transport route planner and a two-player cooperative game.
I also like bringing people together. As elected president of the Alliance Brith, a federation of five youth organizations in Belgium, I ran a sports event for about 1,000 participants. The rest of the time you'll find me on a tennis court, under water with a scuba tank, at the boxing gym or on skis, usually with a camera and a house playlist.
- Studying
- BSc Computer Science, EPFL
- Based in
- Lausanne, Switzerland
- From
- Brussels, Belgium
- Speaks
- French, English, Dutch
- Led
- Alliance Brith, 2023–2024
I'm looking for an internship in AI, data, software or startups. If you think I could fit your team, let's talk.
Tennis
On the court whenever I get the chance.
Images from Unsplash for now; my own photos coming soon.
Boxing
English boxing for focus, footwork and discipline.
Images from Unsplash for now; my own photos coming soon.
ReChor
A route planner for Swiss public transport that finds and compares efficient journeys between two stations.
- Returns several Pareto-optimal journeys instead of a single fastest one, trading off travel time against number of transfers.
- Shows each journey in detail: lines, departure stops and platforms, times and every segment.
- JavaFX interface with origin and destination search, a list of recommended journeys and a detail panel.
ICoop
A 2D cooperative game where two players, Fire and Water, explore areas and work together up to a final boss.
- Two simultaneous players with complementary elemental abilities.
- Element-based interactions with enemies, walls and obstacles, collectable items such as bombs, and a final boss with ranged attacks.
- Object-oriented design: double dispatch with a visitor, polymorphic entities and cell-based movement rules.